| 2019 Neuroscience and punishment: from theory to practice A. McCay & J. Kennett Neuroethics | ||
| 2018 Reliable and unreliable judgments about reasons C. Donovan, C. Fine & J. Kennett The Oxford handbook of reasons and normativity. Star, D. (ed.). Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, p. 939-963 | ||
| 2017 Mental time travel, dynamic evaluation, and moral agency P. Gerrans & J. Kennett Mind 126, 501, p. 259-268 | ||
| 2013 Addiction, choice, and disease: how voluntary is voluntary action in addiction? J. Kennett in Neuroscience and legal responsibility N. A. Vincent (Ed.) Oxford series in neuroscience, law, and philosophy. New York, NY: Oxford University Press, p. 257-278 | ||
| 2010 Neurosentimentalism and moral agency P Gerrans, J Kennett Mind 119 (475), 585-614 | ||
| 2009 Mental Disorder, Moral Agency, and the Self J. Kennett The Oxford Handbook of Bioethics. Steinbock, B. (ed.). Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, p. 91-113 | ||
| 2008 True and proper selves: Velleman on love J.Kennett Ethics 118, 2, p. 213-227 | ||
| 2009 Will the real moral judgment please stand up? J Kennett, C Fine Ethical Theory and Moral Practice 12 (1), 77-96 | ||
| 2004 Mental impairment, moral understanding and criminal responsibility: psychopathy and the purposes of punishment. C Fine, J Kennett International Journal of Law and Psychiatry | ||
| 2002 Autism, empathy and moral agency J Kennett The Philosophical Quarterly 52 (208), 340-357 | ||
| 2001 Agency and responsibility: A common-sense moral psychology J Kennett Clarendon Press | ||
| 1998 Friendship and the Self D Cocking, J Kennett Ethics 108 (3), 502-527 | ||
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